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Background In addition to the structural information afforded by 1H MRI, the use of X-nuclei, such as sodium-23 (23Na) or phosphorus-31 (31P), offers important complementary information concerning physiological and biochemical parameters.
Chang-Hoon Choi +7 more
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Design of a small animal DOI PET scanner using GATE
Positron emission tomography (PET) is one of the powerful in vivo molecular imaging devices to explore the functional and biological mechanisms of rodent models.
1007731, 1007732, Kang, Hangyu
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Optimised motion tracking for positron emission tomography studies of brain function in awake rats. [PDF]
Positron emission tomography (PET) is a non-invasive molecular imaging technique using positron-emitting radioisotopes to study functional processes within the body. High resolution PET scanners designed for imaging rodents and non-human primates are now
Andre Z Kyme +4 more
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Monte Carlo simulations of a small-animal PET scanner. Analysis of performances and comparison between camera designs [PDF]
The work analyzes the performances (scatter fraction, spatial resolution, sensitivity, image quality) obtained from a 10- detectors small-animal PET, simulated via Geant4 Application for Emission Tomography (GATE), in comparison with other camera ...
Turco, Anna
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Perfomance analysis of a small animal PET scanner using 68Ga Isotope
In recent years, the use of PET scanners for small animals in preclinical research has been growing in Brazil, due to this fact it is essential to have a quality assurance program to ensure the good performance of these scanners or indicate the need for
Victória Garcia Moreira +3 more
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Spatial Resolution of a small animal PET scanner using 68Ga isotope
Nuclear Medicine is a modality that has been growing a lot in Brazil and in the world, bringing new radiopharmaceuticals and technologies for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases, making them more effective and accurate.
Victoria M. Garcia +3 more
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Nuclear blood pool imaging using radiolabeled red blood cells has been used in the clinical setting for the evaluation of a number of medical conditions including gastrointestinal hemorrhage, impaired cardiac contractility, and altered cerebrovascular ...
Shaowei Wang, Jung Choi
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A Simple Kit for the Good-Manufacturing-Practice Production of [68Ga]Ga-EDTA
Glomerular filtration rates for individual kidneys can be measured semi-quantitatively by a gamma camera using [99mTc]Tc-DTPA, with limited diagnostic accuracy.
Monika Skulska, Lise Falborg
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Performance characteristic of the NIH atlas small animal PET scanner [PDF]
[Abstract] AMI International Conference 2003, September 21 - 27, Madrid, Spain: "High Resolution Molecular Imaging: from Basic Science to Clinical Applications"The Advanced Technology Laboratory Animal Scanner (ATLAS) is a small animal positron emission ...
Lee, Injae +16 more
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Image Quality and Quantitative Accuracy of Small Animal PET Images: Role of Physical Effects Correction and Reconstruction Algorithm [PDF]
Positron emission tomography (PET) provides important metabolic information about tracer kinetics. Photon attenuation, scattered radiation, spatial resolution limitation and reconstruction algorithm parameters are variables that influence image quality ...
Magdy Khalil
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